Dartmouth at Yale

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  The herald, California, October 17, 1895, page 1

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  Robert j. Paced His Compel itors to a StandstiII RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS The California Baseball League Is to Be Resnscitated The Yachting World Proffers Some Advice to 1r. Rose--Yale Wins at Football From Dartmouth Assoofstsd Press specisl Wire. LEXINGTON. Oct. 16.-Some great sport was enjoyed at the races this after. noon. Five races, Incluulng tne great $4,000 free for-an pace, were on the card, but only three were finished. Robert j. was in rare fettle and paced his rivals to standstin winning with ease in straight heats. Several quarters were paced at a two-minute clip. The Johnston stake, 2 rs trot, was I’M finished and the 2:23 trot was not called. jack Curry and KNAPP Mccarthy had a fihgt after the big pace, while Munroe Salisbury and his driver, Andy Mcdowell, had scrap during the trotting OF the 2:11 class. Unfinished 100 class pace. purse $500 Madge d. won first. second and seventh heats in 2:16. 2:16ls and 2:l9. No others finished. Russoe Clay won nth and sixth heats in 2:21A and 2:251a and was Sa.;s..aneec in the seventh heat. Harry Victor won third and fourth heats in 2:16A and 21s31 and was distanced in the seventh heat. Rose Mary, Tom Shirley, Red and Edgarber. also started. : Trotting, 2:11 class, purse $looo-Lynne . Bell won first, second and fourth heats; 1me, 2:111l, 2:14H, 2:11H. Altao won third heat in 2:1115 and was second. Ollie third. Six others also started. = Special, free for all pace, purse $4,000: Robert j., (Geers, )................l i l Franz Agan (McCarthyD ........2 Joe Patehen. (Jaek Curry. 8 Time, 2:O516, 2:o6, 2:o5. The Johnston stake, value $4,000. for si,o y oil DE,, tcbo I- Bar won first and second heats; time 2:16k, 2:l4A. Valley Queen second in two heats. Catherine third in two heats. Lulu F., May Day and Ella Belmont also started. CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 16.-Results at Latonia six furlongs-Lady COPYRIGHT won, Strathrol second, Pepper third; time, 1:l5%. One mile, selling-1sln won. Spring vale second, Major Dripps third; time, LAB. Five furlongs-Peril won, Um brella second, Dan Johnson third; time, l :031S. Mile and a sixteenth-Prince Carl won, Annie Goodwin second, Jane third; time, 40. Five and a half furlongs-Eyanesca won, Helen Gardner second, Hannah ( third; time, /: 10. . Five furlongs-Squire 9. won, Maid of Honor second, Joe Clark third time, 1:02L. NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The attendance \ Was light at Morris Park today. Two miles, over eight hurdles, selling Caracas won, Kilkenny second, Fugitive third; time. 3:51. Two miles-Olinda won, Day break Sec ond, Mars Chan third: time, 1929. = Staeylechase, about three miles-The = Peer won, Duke of Abrrcorn second, Hesperian third; time, o0S. Six and half furlongs-BuckreDe won, Irish Reel second, Sufficient third :; : time, 1:2l34. One mile-Deer Slayer won, Chesapeake second. My Luck third; time, 1 AS. i ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16.-The fall meeting 3 of the st. Louis Jockey club began this afternoon with an attendance of about 4U00. The track was in good shape and the racing fine. Six furlongs-Linnette won. Charles P. second, Flush tniro; time, 1:16. Six furlongs, 2-yeAr-olds = Sumatra won, Garfield second, Ardme third /; time, l 16L. One mile-Summo won, Pelfeas second. Miss Norma third; time. 43A. Mile and -elghth-Assignse won, Crevasse second, Figaro ,nird; time, / :56. Five furIones-O’Connel won, Miss Young second, Lady lneA third; time, san FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.- Five and half furlongs, selling-Billy Nc Closkey won. Moss Terry second, Rey A lta third: time, ] 10. Five and half furlongs-TamaIpais won, Navy Blue second, Cherokee third; time, 1:0S. Five furlongs, handicap Mainstay won, Morven second, Fannie Louise third !; time. 1:0034. One mile, handicap Remus won Rosebud second, Annette third; time, 1:40M. One mile, sel!ing-Uncle Giles won, Duchess OF Milpltas second, Ransom third; time. 1:42.

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  Arizona republican, Arizona, October 18, 1895, page 1

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  GREAT FOOT BALL. Yale Downs Dartmouth in a We’ll Contested Game. NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. IT, Yale defeated Dartmouth today in a well played game of ewenty-six to nothing. The halves were of 25 and 20 minutes each. The score does not do Dartmouth justice. In interference and tackling she equalled Yale, but she was un- able to stop Yale’s terrific onslaught on the tackle and center.

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  The Wilmington daily Republican, October 17, 1895, page 1 (results column)

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  Walter Camp, the Yale foot ball coach, has inaugurated movement In favor OF startIng Rugby foot ball at Yale Mr.. Camp cialms that nearly every man In college will play 1t, whereas only compar. atively few play tho American game. and that by playing the Rugby style OF foo ball athletes would be Indirectly trained for the regular varsity teams. Mr. Camp does not recommend intercollegiate Rug. by matches. but cham plons tine game be. cause 1t is excellent exercise. Amherst defeated Wesleyan yesterday by the score OF ~ to 10. The result OF other games was as fol. lows; Princeton 10. Seminary Harvard 80, Williams 0. Yale 26 Dartmouth 0. The formation OF a triple league will prove fraoze-out for PennsylyanIu. The sentiment of Prlncetonians In regard 10 the Quakers was EXPRESSED by one of the heads OF foot ball matters yesterday when he snid; WELL the line had to be drawn at three and l am quite sure wo would give Pennsylvania tho black ball. She has not lived up to our ideas of falrness In selecting her teams In the past. and am sure we are under no obligations to cater to her now” The management OF the High School foot bail team has arranged the following games to be played next month In vii. mington November 5, West Chester High School; November f2, Episcopal Academy. Philadelphia; November 10. Adelphia Academy, Philadelphia Tho T. A. q. team will play tho heavy Hickory team on Friday afternoon at Rivervew. The game will be called at 8 80 O’Clock. Tho Razorbaoks have organized a strong foot ball team for this season. The club is composed OF good players Challenges should be addressed to Stillman Hodge man. No. 1921 Washington street. The Warren delegation, including the strong Warren team, departed for En-. metsburg. Md, last night to ploy the strong st. Mary’s team. The Warren 10 confident OF Victory. The Y. NJ. q. A. foot ball tenn will line up with the Maryland Athletic Club team next Saturday afternoon at Riyervlew This team Is the strongest in Maryland and the ]. nj. q. A. boys are looking for ward to the game with much interest The team Is composed mainly of old col lege men now ln business in Baltimore. Lyle . hars, the clever st. Johhs half back will positively play. II has been reported In this city that Iglehart will not play; but as his Ia part OF contract he Is as SIRE as possible to play here next Saturday in this game. And the Wilmington people well know 1t is always we’ll worth their while to keep their eyes on him all through the game.

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Yale leads 50–⁠33–⁠5 in 88 meetings, counting the 84 since this game.